Psalm 23 Quiz

Who is the author of Psalm 23?

• Salomon

• David

• Samuel

The Lord is my _____________; I shall not want. (Psalm 23:1)

He make me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the ____________. (Psalm 23:2)

• still waters

• warm waters

• healing waters

Even if I walk through a very dark valley,

I will not be ...... because you are with me. (Psalm 23:4 ICB)

• happy

• exited

• afraid

What does 'The Lord is my shepherd' mean?

• The Lord is my enemy

• The Lord is my banker

• The Lord is my gardener

• The Lord provides, protects, and guides his people like a shepherd does for his sheep.

What are the "green pastures and still waters" that Psalm 23 describes?

• They describe darkness, danger, and fear.

• They describe noise, movement, and drought.

• They describe peace, rest, and safe.

• They describe chaos, unrest, and panic.

Your rod and your shepherd’s staff ....... me. (Psalm 23:4 ICB)

• comfort

• scare

• lead

How does the shepherd's "rod and staff" provide comfort in Psalm 23?

• By providing a sense of security and guidance

• By causing fear and anxiety

• By providing punishment for the sheep

• By offering help and food

What does it mean to have the Lord as your shepherd?

• It means to rely on your own strength and wisdom.

• To trust in His guidance, provision, and protection.

• It means to be unprotected and vulnerable.

• It means to be lost and without direction.

Why are green pastures and still waters important in Psalm 23?

• They are just words with no deeper meaning

• They represent chaos and danger

• They represent peace, provision, and rest provided by God.